Used Men’s Hunting Clothes
Camo jackets, insulated bibs, merino base layers and hard pants — XS through 3XL with talls, waist 30 to 42 — bought and sold by hunters who actually wore them. The expensive parts of a technical kit are the parts that wear out last, which is exactly why buying it secondhand works.
166 men’s listings available now

KUIU Kenai Vest

KUIU Kenai Hooded Jacket

KUIU Guide DCS Jacket

Sitka Incinerator Bibs Sz XL

Sitka Incinerator Parka XL Optifade Camo

Excellent condition first lite solitude 2.0 bibs

KUIU Proximity Insulated Pant

Sitka Ambient Hoody - XL - Subalpine

Sitka Merino Core Lightweight LtWt Zip, Half Zip - XL - Subalpine

Sitka Jetstream Jacket - XL - Sub Alpine

First Lite Furnace Hoody - 2XL - Typha

KUIU Proximity Hooded Jacket

First Lite Corrugate Foundry Pant

First Lite Corrugate Guide Short

First Lite Trace Quarter Zip

First Lite Uncompahgre Puffy Pant

First Lite Trace Quarter Zip

First Lite Straightline Field Vest

First Lite Primer Puffy Vest

First Lite Suppressor Hybrid Jacket

First Lite Migrator Jacket

First Lite Corrugate Foundry Pant

First Lite LZ Jacket

First Lite Primer Puffy
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Buying Men’s Hunting Clothes Used — What to Know
Hunting apparel is the single best category to buy secondhand, because the parts that cost the most money are the parts that wear out last. A GORE-TEX or Toray membrane, a Primaloft or down fill, a merino knit — none of those degrade meaningfully in a season or two of use, but the price drops by half the moment the tag comes off.
Sizing is where used buying goes wrong. Men’s tops run XS to 3XL and most brands also cut talls — MT, LT, XLT — which add torso and sleeve length without adding width, and are worth seeking out if a normal XL rides up when you raise your arms. Hard pants and bibs are sold by waist with a length letter: 34R, 34S and 34T are the same waist and three different inseams. Check which one a listing actually says — it is the most common reason a used pant gets resold twice.
Build a layering system rather than chasing one jacket: a merino or synthetic base, a fleece or insulated mid, and a weatherproof outer shell. Size the shell to go over the other two — one that fits perfectly over a t-shirt binds across the shoulders the moment you put a puffy under it. There is no reason all three need to come from the same brand, and mixing is how most hunters afford a full technical kit.
Common Questions
Where can I buy used men's hunting clothes?
Second Nature USA is a marketplace for used hunting gear, including men's apparel from Sitka, KUIU, First Lite and Under Armour. Every listing is posted by a hunter, ships with tracking, and is covered by buyer protection.
What sizes do men's hunting clothes come in?
Tops and outerwear run XS through 3XL, with tall cuts (MT, LT, XLT, XXLT) common in jackets and base layers. Hard pants and bibs are sold by waist, usually 30 to 42, and most brands add a length letter — R for regular, S for short, T for tall — so a 34R and a 34T are the same waist with different inseams.
Should I size up when buying a hunting jacket used?
Usually yes for an outer shell, and no for a base layer. A shell has to fit over a mid layer without pulling across the shoulders when you mount a rifle or draw a bow. Merino and grid fleece base layers are meant to sit close, and sizing up defeats the point.
How much can you save buying used?
Typically 40–60% off retail. The parts of technical hunting apparel that cost the most — a GORE-TEX or Toray membrane, a Primaloft or down fill, a merino knit — are also the parts that wear out last, so a jacket that has seen a season or two is still doing its job at half the price.